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QUOTE(Texsox @ Jan 26, 2006 -> 10:39 AM) Well all American believe in everything that Bush stands for, so all Palestinians will be behind Hamas based on these elections. I still hold out hope that all Palestinians aren't of the same thought, just like all Israelies aren't 100% united in what they believe, or 100% of Americans, etc. We'll see how effective they will be, while still being a *minority*. I believe this shows how it will be impossible for a lasting peace in the middle east. The blood bath that would happen if the US stopped sending aid would be unimaginable. So, guess what, we'll be upping our foreign aid, hopefully Israel will spend it on something more usefull then spying on us. I'm not sure what sense you're using the word minority, so I'll quote these items anyways. http://www.nytimes.com/2006/01/26/internat...artner=homepage http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hamas Pretty scary stuff.

That was fun!

It's something I can live with.

full story http://www.breitbart.com/news/2006/01/23/D8FAIOV80.html Is this a real big moment in this whole debate our has the President always voiced his opinions strongly in favor of stopping abortion?

QUOTE(q\/\/3r+y @ Jan 23, 2006 -> 12:47 AM) Anyone else love tadanobu asano? I was pissed drunk the other night watching him in Zatoichi. I turned it off.

I hate vampires, in movies.

The Conservative lead has narrowed somewhat, and the Liberals seem galvanized Con 37 Lib 30.7 Con 35 Lib 29 Con 37 Lib 28 Those are all smaller leads in corresponding polls from my last update

QUOTE(NUKE_CLEVELAND @ Jan 16, 2006 -> 09:05 PM) From the looks of those numbers the Libs got smoked. Historically awful campaign and a police investigation mid-campaign make for one lameduck Prime Minister and a loonie electorate.

It's all over but the crying and surprisingly enough Quebec is the major reason. Conservative support has tripled in the province according to a recent poll. Man, Canadian elections are wild. Con 37 Lib 29 Con 40 Lib 27 Con 39 Lib 27 Con 38.6 Lib 27.2 The Conservatives very well could win a Majority election now. SO what does that mean you ask? -Canada will be dropping out of Kyoto -Canada will rejoin talks with the US on Missile Defence -Canada will be revisiting the issue of same-sex marriage -Canada will see a sharp decline in Separatist vote federally -We won't be seeing that anti-American claim anymore, and Canadians won't exactly be in any place to be taking shots at George W. Bush -Support from Canada in Iran, Syria, Iraq? Also the current Prime Minister Paul Martin will probably resign as leader of the Liberal Party and the current favorite to replace him is none other than Frank McKenna, the current Canadian Ambassador to the US. When you're named the leader of the Liberal party there's a good chance you become the next Prime Minister. Frank McKenna future leader? There's your lesson in Canada for the day.

full story http://www.smh.com.au/news/national/saddam...7260005269.html full story http://finance.news.com.au/story/0,10166,1...9-31037,00.html

Well unless the Liberal Leader Paul Martin can do something in the debates in the next two days it's over. Con 34 Lib 31 Con 37 Lib 29 Con 36 Lib 27 Who will be the last liberal in power in the Developped world?

Watching movies on Spike is like watching a damaged VHS copy of the movie. The picture for Scarface was horrible!

QUOTE(supernuke @ Jan 6, 2006 -> 10:55 AM) I have no idea what to do about this election. It's time for the Liberals to go but I don't think I can bring myself to vote for a any party that would have Harper as their leader and the NDP is just a non factor. I feel ya. I'm usually a staunch liberal guy, but I'm really disillusioned about my Liberal support. I'd have a tought time thoughtfully explaining my support for the Liberal party but then again it would be impossible for me to find reason in voting NDP or Conservative. I find solace in reasoning that I'd rather struggle to find a means of expressing my support for the Liberals than to express my support by spouting party talking points. Generally, I think the Liberals have done a decent job running the country but I think the Libs need fresh leadership, which will likely come relatively soon after the election. Frank Mckenna for PM! Not that my advice matters, but for you, I'd take a long look into the candidates for your riding, whichever one it may be.

Well Paul Martin and the Liberals are on their very last legs in Canada. A combination of a pitiful campaign mirred in complacency, confusion, and dissention with the launching of an RCMP investigation mid campaign may have doomed the Liberals from continuining their 13 year rule. most recent polls Con 36.2 Lib 30.4 NDP 17.9 Con 35 Lib 33 NDP 15 Con 32 Lib 32 NDP 17 Con 33 Lib 32 NDP 18 Lib 32 Con 30 NDP 18 This may seem like its really close but its been a total collapse for the Liberals and the Conservatives have ALL the momentum, and the road ahead seems even scarier for the Liberals. Stay tuned for a Canadian leader much more friendly to Bush and his neo-con support team. Reminder to self, there's still a lot of time left. Election date January 23 or 24, can't remember. F-sakes. Yah our probable next Prime Minister is goofy looking, scary eyes.

The civilian media is here to stay!

QUOTE(White Sox Josh @ Dec 28, 2005 -> 12:00 AM) I am probably gonna go see Syriana tomorrow. Saw it on Monday. I'll just say it's a difficult film.

QUOTE(White Sox Josh @ Dec 27, 2005 -> 02:04 PM) Did you read the reviews for Sin City and Crash. Kill Bill vol.2 was a masterpiece. Crash will be looked at and be considered for Best Picture (lock for best supporting actor). Sin City will probably get some technical awards. Sure I love all those movies and I think Crash is probably currently my second favorite move of all time but I'm trying to be a realist. Sin City was never going to get any kind of recognition at the Oscars for anything other than Special Effects, it just wasn't that good. Kill Bill was way too wacky for the Oscars and Crash's lack of recognition at the Globes probably illustrates its small potential at the Oscar's outside of its screenplay. However, perhaps it will and I hope it will get a Best Picture nod. I also strongly doubt it will get a supporting actor nomination, there were too many good performances, no one stands out above the others, I'm not sure why Dillon was nominated for an award. What did Dillon do better than Howard? Sorry for being hostile.

http://realclearpolitics.com/Commentary/com-12_21_05_EK.html I'm glad Koch brings fresh, new arguments to the table.

QUOTE(White Sox Josh @ Dec 27, 2005 -> 12:53 PM) The Big Problem I have is that the Academy rarely nominates films that were released in January-June. That is a problem for films like Crash and Sin City. Both of those films had they been released in November or December would be big players for Best Picture and Mickey Rourke would have a great chance at Best Supporting Actor in Sin City. I still think that if Crash does get nominated it has a good chance of winning but that is a big if. Look at Kill Bill Vol.2. That was released in April. Had it been released in November or December I think it would've been nominated for Best Picture and David Carandine wouldn't of been robbed of a Best Supporting Actor nomination. Off topic but I still think Adam Sandler was robbed of an Oscar Nomination for Punch Drunk Love. I'm starting to think you're on crack now too, hate to say it. Just because you think movies rock doesn't mean the academy will spend more than 2 seconds looking at them. P.S. I hate Punch Drunk Love.

QUOTE(LosMediasBlancas @ Dec 26, 2005 -> 11:04 PM) 'Brokeback Mountain" A-, don't knock it til you've seen it. This might be the sleeper come Oscar time. Try the favourite come Oscar time.

excerpt from George Packer's book The Assassins' Gate: America in Iraq http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/037429963...=books&v=glance http://www.j-bradford-delong.net/movable_type/

QUOTE(White Sox Josh @ Dec 24, 2005 -> 02:04 PM) no it wasn't. He was supposed to be alive. At first I did think it was his imagination but when you go back and watch it over and over again it is very clear it is not his imagination. Go back to when the cop stops Clive Owen and you will see through the cops perspective that his Del Toro's head is moving and his eyes are moving. Also Bruce Willis living even though he is shot 5 or 6 times in the chest in beginning of the movie. He is also shot in other places yet he lives. Or when Marv gets hit by the car over and over again... Sin City doesn't operate in a reality based environment and that's a-okay in my book.

"a need to find reasons for change of government" full story and video http://www.crooksandliars.com/2005/12/23.html#a6456

I'm a Falcons fan. f***.

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